When arranging a reception area to accommodate elderly patients, include ____.
A. chairs without arms
B. soft sofas and chairs
C. chairs on castors that roll easily
D. a few straight-backed chairs
E. low chairs and sofas
D. a few straight-backed chairs
Make sure there are a few straight-backed chairs, because these chairs are easier to get into and out of than soft chairs, and they offer better back support than low chairs or couches with sinking cushions.
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When treating acute injuries, the primary goal is to initially tape the athlete for support and return him or her to participation.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What is a primary problem when treating musculoskeletal injuries?
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